Here's some videos I didn't use for various reasons:
Blockhead - The Music SceneMy Robot Friend - Robot High SchoolThese two have elements from too many different insight stages to clearly illustrate any particular one.
The Presets - Are You The One?"You got your A&P in my Re-observation!" "You got your Re-observation in my A&P!"
Nichijou OP 2A good A&P illustration, but not as important as the
Nichijou AMV in Re-observation, and the A&P section was getting quite long enough already. Unsurprisingly, it's not hard to find music video illustrations of The Arising And Passing Away.
Justice - StressI had this in Fear, mostly for the weird polyrythm / DEVO sample that starts about halfway through, but I eventually decided Fear is self-explanatory to the point that emphasizing it this much would needlessly obfuscate the bigger picture.
MGMT - KidsDyE - FantasySame with these two, which would've gone in Fear and Disgust, respectively. They're striking examples, but nobody really needs Fear and Disgust explained to them, and they would overshadow the more esoteric examples necessary to illustrate other stages.
Also, Kids arguably gets all the way to Re-observation and Fantasy arguably gets to Equanimity.
The Chemical Brothers - BelieveMostly Desire for Deliverance, but extends too far ahead and behind.
Woodkid - IronThis would've gone in Desire for Deliverance, but I ultimately decided it was needlessly ambiguous. I did use it as the DfD layer of
a layer compositing test which I later noticed was an unintentional illustration of the stages of the dark night (albeit skipping Misery).
R.E.M. - Bad DayOne foot in Desire for Deliverance, one foot in Re-observation, but doesn't illustrate the transition point between the two.
Netsky - Iron HeartA somewhat too-volumetric Re-observation, with Equanimity misleadingly achieved directly via perseverance rather than perseverance, failure and acceptance.
"Weird Al" Yankovic - Dare To Be StupidThis illustrates the transition point much better. In fact, I'm changing my mind and adding this to the playlist.
Weird Al songs contain more insight than you might expect. DEVO overwhelmingly evokes Re-observation, but it's Dare To Be Stupid, a
parody of DEVO, that finally connects the circuit.
Jarvis - Don't Let Him Waste Your TimeThe Chemical Brothers - Let Forever BeConfusing combinations of Equanimity and Re-observation. I probably still would've included them if there were 480p versions available on youtube.
Madeon - Pop CultureHalfby - Screw The PlanDynamite Hack - Boyz In The HoodThese were in Equanimity until I took them out just now. They're good, but not as good as what's left.
Gigi D' Agostino - The Riddle (RGB Grafiklasershow version)Includes too much of the progress to be a clear illustration of any particular stage, and perhaps has another problem as well. I'd be interested to see what Hermetically Sealed thinks of this video.
Stephen Fry Gets WiredI had this in Review at one point. Another confusing one.
